
Awarded designer, researcher and observing mother. Notes on sustainability, emotional durability, and relationships with objects.
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He started primary school this month. Today he came out with red eyes. Small and red. I asked, did you cry? And he broke. He cried and cried, right there in front of me. I held him. I asked soft questions. What happened? Who? When?
He did...
He came to my office for the first time. The room is full of electronic and mechanical things. He went straight for them. He touched. He pressed. He looked inside. His feet did not stop. He bounced in place, then ran to the next one. At hom...
We were on holiday. He made himself a little notebook. He called it his instructions. Inside, in order: breakfast, sea, tv, play, fruit. He does them in that order. Always. When one is done, he goes back to the notebook and marks it done....
We had a small Lego box at home. It came with no booklet. He clicked the pieces on. He pulled them off. He made nothing. It did not hold him for long.
Then a bigger box came. This one had a booklet. He looked at each step. He was slow. He...
Someone gives my son a figure toy. It already has everything. A face. A name. A pose. A story printed on the box. He holds it for a minute. He turns it over. Then he puts it down and reaches for something plainer, a block, a stick, a lid. T...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Awarded Designer & Researcher. Decoding life at different scales: The intimacy of motherhood/objects & the strategy behind Brand Signals. Exploring emotional durability and relationships with objects.
Indie Children's Book Writer. I post children's weekly activity sheets every Friday for parents to keep their kids busy and away from screens. Author of "Mouse in a Bottle", "The Flying Boy", "Spring Fever", and "The Great Summer Escape."
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